Walks: Exploring Kampala’s Architectural Heritage on Foot

Our walks offer a unique opportunity to explore Kampala’s cinematic and architectural history, starting from Page 4 at Bahtia House, a building dating back to 1938. These curated walks are designed to connect you with the stories of the city’s evolving spaces, from iconic cinemas to landmarks of African Modernist architecture.

Cinematic Trails

Delve into Kampala’s golden age of cinema by exploring the stories of its defunct theaters. Each walk highlights the significance of these spaces and their role in shaping the city’s cultural fabric. From Odeon and Neeta Cinemas to the Drive-In Cinema, these walks bring to life the memories of Kampala’s film history.

Walk Categories

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Each walk offers a chance to engage with Kampala’s past in a meaningful way, connecting you to the city’s living history. Page 4 serves as your hub for research, engagement, and discovery.

Walk with us, and explore Kampala through its cinematic and architectural heritage.